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Brinks Report > Blog > World > Trade War 2.0? China Says Surplus ‘Inevitable’, Threatens Retaliation
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Trade War 2.0? China Says Surplus ‘Inevitable’, Threatens Retaliation

Dolon Mondal
Last updated: April 9, 2025 3:32 pm
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As tensions heat up again, the US-China trade war 2025 is proving to be more than just a tariff fight—it’s a battle of ideologies and economies.

A New Chapter in an Ongoing Battle

The US-China trade war 2025 has taken a sharp turn with former U.S. President Donald Trump reintroducing aggressive tariffs on Chinese goods. The decision came after China’s trade surplus with the U.S. hit $295.4 billion in 2024, up from $279.1 billion in 2023.

Trump, through an executive order, imposed a 104% tariff on a wide range of Chinese imports. The move was framed as a way to protect American industry and respond to what he called “unfair trade practices” by Beijing.

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China’s White Paper: “Surplus is Inevitable”

In response, China released a detailed White Paper defending its growing trade surplus. It called the gap “inevitable”, citing:

  • The U.S.’s structural issues, including low savings and high consumer demand
  • Comparative advantages, such as China’s dominance in manufacturing vs. the U.S. focus on services

The paper also warned that China was ready to “fight back” if the U.S. continued to escalate the situation.

“There are no winners in a trade war,” said a spokesperson from China’s Ministry of Commerce.

Also read: U.S. Hits China with Shocking 104% Tariff – Asian Stocks Crash Overnight! Find Out What This Means for the Global Economy

Trump’s Stance: “China is Ripping Us Off”

Trump justified the steep tariffs by accusing China of economic exploitation.
“We’re not going to let China keep ripping us off,” he said in a recent rally.

This new round of tariffs followed China’s retaliatory actions after earlier U.S. measures. Trump’s approach echoes his first term when he launched tariffs in 2018 after the U.S.-China trade gap hit a record $418 billion.

China’s Warning: Global Economy at Risk

China hit back not only with criticism but also with a clear warning. The Ministry of Commerce accused the U.S. of:

  • Unilateralism
  • Protectionism
  • Economic bullying

It emphasized the broader consequences of trade wars, especially for global supply chains and emerging economies.

Also read  Chinese Premier Responds to Trump’s 104% Tariffs: ‘China Is Ready to Handle It’

A Trade War with Global Stakes

This latest clash in the US-China trade war 2025 is more than a bilateral dispute. Analysts believe it could shake global markets, disrupt tech supply chains, and drive up consumer prices worldwide.

China’s statement suggests it’s preparing a measured but firm response, possibly targeting sectors like agriculture and tech—areas where U.S. companies heavily rely on Chinese cooperation.

For a historical view of U.S.-China trade relations, read this detailed timeline by the Council on Foreign Relations.

Final Thoughts

The US-China trade war 2025 may have just begun a new phase. With both sides standing firm, businesses and consumers worldwide could soon feel the heat. As the situation unfolds, one thing is clear: this isn’t just about numbers—it’s about power.

Also read ‘Blackmail’: China Vows to Hit Back as Trump Threatens 50% Tariff Bomb

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